5:01 on this thursday morning, thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. a fight to stay alive. a boy hit by a fallen tree while camping is in critical condition. officials will be looking into tree inspection records at memorial park. amy hollyfield is at the hospital in palo alto. >> reporter: good morning. our media partner the mercury news is reporting that this 12-year-old has a crushed pelvis and he's in critical condition. also reporting he is from arizona but he used to live here in the bay area. this happened wednesday

morning, a tree fell on his tent it was about 5:00 yesterday morning. he was in his tent with another 12-year-old boy, a relative. the trip is an annual weeklong family gathering. they were in campsite d-1 at memorial park. campers heard a loud crack followed by screams. >> it was a oak tree, 15 to 20 inches in diameter, 50 to 60 feet tall. there was no wind conditions that contributed to this. >> reporter: the other boy was scraped and bruised but he's okay. investigators say the fallen tree has obvious signs of brown cubicle rot which is common in oaks the county has a program that checks for rotten trees in the spring before campers hit the campsites they north sure if this tree was examined.

they will be checking their records. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 5: 2 now. this morning san jose police looking for the killer who stabbed a man to death last night. officers found the victim at the corner of east st. johns and north second street he had been stabbed once. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. his name has not been released detectives have not found a motive. meantime, police say a suspect in monday morning's double murder of a san jose couple may be in southern california intending to go to mexico. the 31-year-old is believed to be responsible for fatally shooting the couple. it happened in the couple's home in the 300 block of north 7th street. they recently reunited after being separated investigators believe the shooter might have been her ex-boyfriend. the man accused of the

dead -- deadly movie theater shooting rampage may have mailed a package to the university of colorado. it prompted an evacuation. james holmes may have mailed the package to the school he attended until dropping out last month. neighbors at his apartment building was allowed to return yesterday since the bomb squad cleared his booby-trapped unit. tapes released after the shooting that killed 12. we need rescue inside the auditorium, multiple victims. i got a child i need rescue at the backdoor theater nine, now. >> permission to start taking some of these victims via car. >> in denver, the first memorial service for one of the 12 victims was held. it was for a 51-year-old man

he went to the movie with his two teenaged children. they were able to escape unharmed. survivor of the rampage says he has forgiven james holmes he wants to ask him if he can pray for him. doctors released him from the hospital yesterday. three of the victims say they -- -- the hospital will use donations and charity care funds to cover treatments or waive co-pays for those who have insurance. many of the victims are young and don't have health care benefits. mitt romney is in london right now meeting with current and former heads of the british government. he met an hour and a half ago with former prime minister tony blair.

blair now serve as a special envoy. romney is set to meet with the current prime minister david cameron. after attending tomorrow's opening of the olympic games romney will travel to poland then israel. >> committee sponsoring three election debates between president obama and mitt romney say the events are set, the first october 3rd, in denver, colorado. the second in hempstead, new york october 16th. the third in florida october 22nd. police are warning neighbors in san leandro about a recent rash of armed hold-ups at one particular atm in the last two weeks five people have been robbed in three incidents outside the wells fargo atm on marina boulevard west of 880. all were getting money from the machine. police are looking for two men, but they don't have a description. this morning the highway patrol trying to determine the exact circumstances after

accident in marin county that sent two young people to the hospital. investigators s an suv carrying students from a surf camp rolled off highway 1 last night. officers were told the 21-year-old driver apparently couldn't negotiate a curve. the suv plunged 150 feet into a ravine. the driver had a cut to his head, one student complained of neck pain. the other three were uninjured. a few hours from now mayor lee will join several other city official tossle great the completion of the city's plan to preserve ocean beach from erosion. they've been working on the master plan for two years. officials say the goal is to preserve the beach from coastal erosion. they want the plan -- the long term future of ocean beach 50 to 100 years out to be set. looks like the coast going to be cloudy.

>> that's what mike says the palm of overcast. superhero. >> if you like cooler weather, absolutely, bringing you what you need good morning live doppler dry, small isolated areas of drizzle along the coast. visibility you can see is unlimited with the cloud cover, i expect flight arrival delays into sfo. probably won't affect oakland or san jose. clouds are more widespread than yesterday, 50s through 7:00. noontime most of the clouds are back to the coast. going to take longer than yesterday temperatures will be cooler, 50s at the coast mid 60s around the bay, low 70s inland warmest temperatures at noon. 4:00 inland upper 70s, low 70s around the bay, 60 at the coast. clouds march back in from the coast into the bay by 7:00,

upper 50s at the coast, mid 60s around the bay upper 60s inland at 7:00, close to needing a light jacket or sweater. pollen is going to below as far as tree and ragweed. grass and mold will be high. tomorrow almost like today cooler than average temperatures jump four to six degrees from the coast to inland they hang out there through sunday temperatures closer to average summer is just around the corner. here's a live shot of i-83 through berkeley westbound traffic flowing well, eastbound if you want a free mattress there's one blocking a lane. no major trouble on the east shore freeway still flowing well across the san mateo bridge, westbound for taillights towards foster city and san mateo. usual roadwork going on antioch area eastbound 4 as

you leave pittsburg at loveridge get right back on traffic flowing well westbound at 53 miles per hour. earlier you saw a traffic spotter reported a standstill westbound 205 in tracy, another traffic spotter heavy as well. now picking up speeds of around 30, 38 miles an hour westbound into the altamont pass. so far once you get into the altamont pass no major slowing, at least at this point. we'll keep track of that as well. 5:10. major national news manage soon may be stopping the presses. why it is ready to go digital. chick-fil-a faces more fallout from the gay marriage converse. >> two cities that want to block the fast food chain. lawsuit that accuses wal-mart of discriminating against the disabled.

newsweek's days in print are numbered. the magazine will become an online publication. three out of five new smartphone users in april chose an android. one in four picked iphone as smartphones gain in popularity. apple's new macintosh operating system mountain lion is now available. adds interesting features

especially the safari browser upgrade. >> if you are searching the web on your phone and you have a tab open and you want to open it on the computer you don't have to retime it safari is intelligent enough to -- mountain lion is only available as a download. those are your tech bites. good morning. city leaders in chicago and boston have become the latest to speak out against chick-fil-a after controversial comments were made by the company's ceo. the mayor of boston told the fast food chain to keep out of his city because of comments by the ceo denouncing same-sex marriage. >> i don't believe a company that speaks out against gay rights in our country today has the opportunity to operate in the city of boston. >> mayor of chicago made a similar comment yesterday saying comments may by the restaurant's ceo are not chicago's values. opponents of chick-fil-a in

the bay area are trying to appeal mountain view's approval for a restaurant in that city. chick-fil-a say it treats every person with hahn who are and respect regardless of belief, race, sexual orientation or gender. bay area woman accuse wal-mart of discriminating against disabled customers. as a result exposing them to identity theft. the are for independent living has filed a suit on above of the woman from pittsburgh saying wal-mart has ignored complains that its point of sale machines are not within easy reach of people in wheelchairs these customers have to ask strangers to swipe their cards or tell the cashier their pin number or have them sign their name. i can't see and i have to always ask someone to put my pin number, there's no privacy in that and it takes away from my incidence. >> that's the explanation. a wal-mart spokesperson told

abc news its goal is to make all machines comply with the americans with disabilities act. housing market on a bumpy ride after a great report in may, sales fell in june. the commerce department says new home sales dropped by 8.4% last month, biggest one month decline since february of last near, -- of last year. sales are still better than they were last year at this time. analysts said one reason could be a shortage of new homes that builders stopped building during the recession. parents, popular high powered magnetic toy losing attraction among safety experts. consumer products suing the makers of bucky balls to stop the sale, children have been swallowing the magnets which can peers intestines. the company has re-- can pierce intess s.

the company vows to fight the lawsuit. airlines raking in huge amounts of money from the fees, top six airlines made more than 12 billion dollars in revenue for things other than tickets. worldwide the amount is 22 billion dollars, a spike of 66% in two years. have you ever stayed in a hotel room and wish you booked somewhere else? new survey finds that the feeling of more and more travelers. the survey found more hotel guests were disappointed with their accommodations than they were last year. the company polled 61,000 travelers. they gave lower marks for amenities like swimming pools, food service and check-in procedures. biggest complain, guests didn't like being charged to use the internet and having wifi that was too slow. jd power says many hotels have cut staffing and raised fees that takes a big toll on your

vacation. [ unintelligible ] off to a great start again this morning still waiting on flight arrival delays from sfo, how long are they going to be we have the same set-up as yesterday maybe thicker clouds rolling into more neighborhoods up to 2,000 feet where the marine layer is now that's how we can look down upon it. live doppler we have a little drizzle along the coast into san francisco, otherwise most of us are dry this morning. as we talk about temperatures, 61 mountain view, everybody else mid to upper 50s monterey bay cloudy inland dress for mid to upper 50s if you are leaving now.

today and tomorrow coolest afternoons in the forecast. nearly overcast again tonight with possible drizzle near the coast once again and we'll have temperatures closer to average during the afternoon hours this weekend into next week. today, five degrees cooler than average in oakland 68, san francisco 63. high 77 today, cooler than average temperature livermore seven degrees cooler same with napa and redwood city about 10 that is a definite cooler than average forecast. south bay mid to upper 70s possibly 80 in los gatos. peninsula low to mid 70s, 67 millbrae. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. mid 60s downtown and south san francisco, sausalito,. low to mid 70s into the north bay valleys. coolest along east bay shore richmond, berkeley, oakland

mid to upper 60s. fremont 74. east bay valleys, san ramon upper 70s highway 4 low to mid 80s. 80s around morgan hill otherwise 70s from gilroy, hollister back to santa cruz. heading tonight the green along the coast where we'll see the best chance of drizzle clouds everywhere and low to mid 50s. persistent area of high pressure off to our east is going to stay there, we are going to be stuck in this cooler than average air mass at least for today and tomorrow. then that high will start to back towards us over the weekend that's why inland areas will be slightly warmer. warm-up -- warmest weather 90s inland by the beginning of next week. 80s around the bay with low to mid 60s at the coast. still looking good out

there work going on in novato westbound 37 to north 101 blocked until 6. this is a live shot of 101 southbound on the right, this is just past the marin civic center on this side, looks good to 580 golden gate bridge. no other problems around the bay area. westbound 80 traffic flowing well towards the bay bridge. looks like i saw caltrans truck earlier, they are gone this is westbound 80, everything clear as well and flowing nicely. we'll check out 680 in contra costa county, walnut creek delay-free, southbound towards highway 24. first signs of slowing in antioch now down to 40 miles an hour on westbound 4. south bay no trouble on northbound 280 and this is highway 17 out of santa cruz mountains. we would like to take a minute to thank some of the people who are helping us

raise thousands for foster children by liking us on facebook. thank to you ben v of san francisco, ashley e of sausalito and roy p from union city. you too can make a difference. like us at facebook.com/abc7news and one $will be donated to the sleep train dream campaign. who knew we had been tricked, bamboozled, who knew that spider-man wore the green and gold! >> amazing. >> channeled his inner spiedy to climb the wall in toronto, sports next. michael jackson's mother is speaking for the first time about the latest drama facing

good morning. you are looking live at the golden gate bridge traffic moving back and forth with no problems, a hint of fog mike says it is overcast we'll find out when that may burn off in a couple of minutes. red hot a's will go for their 8th straight win tonight hoping to continue the july surge. they jumped out to a 9-0 lead in the second inning against toronto. the defensive play of the night amazing catch coming out by josh reddick climbs the wall holds on and waits for the ball before making that

catch. >> you see him shoot the spiderweb out of miss wrist? >> i did. he joked he is part spider. a's win. now 10 and 1 since the all-star break. they will try to sweep the blue jays this morning. first pitch at 9:37. on the other side, the giants are off today after dropping the finale to the padres yesterday afternoon. lincecum got roughed up giving up five runs knocked out of the game in the fifth inning. san diego won 6-3. good news is the dodgers also loss last night giants 2 1/2 games up in the nl west open a weekend series against the dodgers tomorrow night. photographer who police say pursued pop star justin bieber in a high speed chase will face criminal charges the first use of a state law aimed at cracking down on the reckless pursuit of celebrities. bieber was ticketed july 6th,

for driving in excess of 80 miles an hour and recklessly on the 101 freeway. the photographer was one of several who chased bieber after he was pulled over. he faces up to a year in jail. his court date is august 9th. >> the intrigue deepens. michael jackson's mother speaking for the first time since granddaughter paris tweeted she was missing. in a statement to abc news catherine jackson says, there are a lot of lights surrounding her family drama. >> rumors going on around me that i've been kidnapped and held against my will. i'm here today to let everybody know that i'm fine. >> -- a relative told the judge he feared catherine jackson's children wouldn't let her go home she has been at an resort in arizona and hadn't spoken to her

grandchildren since july 15th. did the gunman in the colorado theater shooting want to get caught before the massacre? the notebook e-mailed days before the shooting spree. announcement today that could put money back in the pockets of thousands, people who took out payday loans. imagine waking up to this, not that. we'll tell you about the tree that -- [ unintelligible ] still in the 60s at half moon bay, san francisco, richmond and oakland. upper 70s south bay and upper 70s to low 80s east bay valleys. around the country near 100 in d c, low to mid 90s around new york, chicago, atlanta and st. louis -- near 100 salt lake. warm just about everywhere. a lot of flight arrival

delays. laguardia, new york, jfk, out of chicago, midwest and east going to be a mess because of severe weather. i'm expecting delays into sfo to be announced. flight tracker abc7news.com. hey, there's barely a line at space mountain. you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow ! yeah, yeah, i got that ! she is at the castle. dad ! honey ! but she's on the move. disney mobile magic, on verizon. you wouldn't happen to have an apple ? find characters, access wait times for the park you're in, and enjoy premium features when you download disney mobile magic, powered by verizon.

we are getting word of an accident in east palo alto where a car may have crashed into a house. freeway traffic light, here's a live shot of the bay bridge toll. good morning 5:32 on this thursday morning. thank you so much. that incident that frances was talking about we are sending a crew there we'll have the latest coming up i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. facebook takes the spotlight on wall street today when the network posts first earnings report as a public company. facebook went public two months bag in a stock offering that caused glitches and saw value fall from its initial price of $38 per share.

the release will be facebook's chance to prove itself to investors that it can continue growing revenue from the ads. on average analysts expect facebook to post earnings of 12 cents per share. the san jose city council will decide next month whether to put half cent sales tax increase measure on the november ballot. the count still will consider the hike at its august 7th meeting. on that day santa clara county officials will consider a 1/8 hike for the -- 1/8 cent hike. san jose's sales tax rate would jump to 9.25% one of the highest in the country. this morning san francisco's city attorney will remind consumers they might be eligible for a refund if they got a payday loan.

only two months remain for people to register to be part of the seven million dollar settlement. it stems from a city lawsuit in 2007 against payday lenders who unfairly targeted low income borrowers through high interest rates. people who received a short term loan from 2005 to 2007 may be eligible for a refund. consumers have until october 1st, to make a claim. latest on the colorado move think -- movie theater massacre the university once attended by the againman confirms it received a package three days after the shooting sent by james holmes and contains a notebook with vivid descriptions of his planned attack. some victims showing compassion towards the shooter. a man shot three times says he forgives holmes. >> he's a lost soul right now. i just pray the lord can find his way into his heart and change him. >> i'm so thankful that he did

not kill himself or be killed. i want him alive >> three hospitals are showing their compassion, they will limit or wipe out the victims' medical bills. sad ending to a story we've been following. rangers at the national forest in the sierra have found the body of a missing san rafael hiker. 31-year-old tom hang last seen sunday afternoon he set out on a day hike reported missing. teams searched for hang but found no sign of him until yesterday. the national park service is investigating the circumstances of his death but say foul play does not appear to be involved. cable car gripman and conductor recovering they suffered minor injuries when a suspected drunk driver hit their cable car at powell and geary streets in union square. none of the passengers with

were hurt. police took the suv driver into custody. they say he looked to be intoxicated. big rig driver is okay after apparently driving his truck into a tree in san francisco. it happened around 1:30 this morning. fire crews worked to pull big branches of the tree often big rig. firefighter -- firefighters grinded up branches to free the truck, no reports of injuries. in oakland, city councilman is expected to announce today that he plans to ditch the fruitvale district seat he has held for 20 years instead challenge at large seat in november. he wants to move out of his crime ridden neighborhood and was thinking about leaving city hall all together last year. some say he would have a hard time beating kaplan the only openly gay member who has high favorable ratings and strong support.

cloudy once again. >> beautiful afternoon yesterday. repeat of that mike? repeat of saving money below average, a lot of sun comfortable enough you won't need the air condition ernie where, a few pockets of sun along the coast. clouds are so stubborn and dropping a little drizzle, they are going to take a little longer to get back to the coast. visibilities are still impressive, 10 miles in the horizontal, vertically, not that much, marine layer up around 2,000 feet. as far as fog or any areas that would be seeing drizzle not at our reporting stations. everybody has impressive cloud cover through 7:00 this morning. 50s. by noon clouds back to the coast still clouds lingering around the bay shore. 50s at the coast, 60s around the bay shore, 70s starting to show up especially east bay

valleys. by 4:00, you can see how stubborn the clouds are, santa cruz sunshine 68. mid 60s to near 70 around the bay shore, mid to upper 70s inland. 7:00 just about everybody in the 60s, save napa, fairfield and antioch around 70 upper 50s along the coast into san francisco. tomorrow a lot like today, a long time about noon for us to see sun around the bay and inland and won't see much sunshine at the coast temperatures don't change much. look at how much warmer, four to six degrees warmer saturday and sunday. two slow spots for you. kind of the usual suspects westbound 4 antioch, lone tree towards loveridge, moving around 23 miles an hour, eastbound direction roadwork cleared at loveridge lanes open. the ride through the altamont pass under the speed limit 37 miles an hour. in livermore an accident east stanley boulevard at isabel avenue no injuries reported.

with the waze traffic maps we can show you slowing on city seats. it is showing speeds of 34 miles an hour westbound 580 into the altamont pass, great line road he 22 mile as hour sometimes people use that to bypass westbound 580 traffic. westbound 205 under 30 miles an hour through tracy. if you want to avoid all of that, ace train looking good. train number 1 was a couple minutes late. number 3 on time so far. san mateo bridge westbound is find out of hayward eastbound also light drive time 14 minutes between 880 and 101. one more stop, golden gate bridge, no trouble at all. 5:39. authorities make a truly terrible discovery in a central coast home. dozens of cats are rescued if horrible conditions. over 100 -- from horrible conditions. over 100 discovered dead.

the twist in how some may have ended up there. gas station clerk refuses to serve members of the military. the reaction is loud and immediate, the story is next.

we come back. this morning more than 50 cats are recuperating in a makeshift cat sanctuary after

being rescued in a disturbing base of animal neglect. police served search warrants at an apartment and nearby home in seaside and found 113 dead kittens. investigators found 50 urns with cremated remains of more cats all living cats were crammed into the garage and bedroom of the home most were well fed but suffering from respiratory infections and parasites. all are expected to survive. of the rescued cats may been people's pets who were scooped up off local streets. -- >> we are getting calls from people who are hoping that a good outcome can come from this tragic case and they might be reunited with their long lost pet. >> two people who are related live in both homes. the case is being forwarded to the d.a.'s office for possible criminal charges. modesto gas station the focus of protest after an

employee told a veteran we was not welcome. nearly 100 held signs out this chevron yesterday. the air force reservist went in to buy soda he was told he wasn't welcome -- welcome because of his military connection. >> he told me he didn't like serving my people. that my people didn't belong in this country. i left after that. >> when i personally hear about anybody not respecting a member of our military, i can certainly appreciate why people feel strongly about that. >> chevron officials you heard, were on hand to meet with kelly and protesters. he said he was satisfied after that meeting. the owner says the employee is being taught now what can and can't be said to customers. next, facebook is offering a reward to hackers.

we'll tell you why in the bloomberg business report. >> this is no halfing matter. why a silicon valley woman is demanding i an apology interest a comedian she says crossed the line. behind the scenes of the work on the new transbay terminal. cover your ears. millions work night shift it can be tough enough, next the new warning about what it

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high temperatures cooler than yesterday, clouds along the coast, sunshine by noon around the bay and inland 60s and 70s for the bay area, bay shore and 70s in -- especially 80s east bay valleys. doppler quiet. low 90s around sacramento and chico sun. hot spot palm springs 107. afternoon sun and low to mid 70s around l.a. and san diego. we have breaking news in east palo alto right now we are just getting word a car has crashed into a home on cooley avenue in the 2100 block. it hit a gas meter. a baby was inside the house. we are being told there are no serious injuries.

there was also damage done to a second home. emergency crews on the scene light now. terry mcsweeney has just gotten there he is gathering information. he's going to buy us a live report. -- silicon valley ceo want as apology from a comedian who she says singled her out during a show at a comedy club. a woman threw a glass of champagne at comedian eddie fin this month. fiona walshe says griffin crossed the line when he started making offensive lesbian jokes then did things that walshe's attorney says amount to sexual harassment. >> he looked her in the eye told her he wanted to sleep with her and then made obscene explicit sexual gestures towards her face. >> she should have got up if she didn't like what was being said, just get up and go

>> that was tommy thomas the owner of tommy t's. walshe want as apology. -- work on the new transbay center in downtown san francisco in full swing. most of the work is going on down below. the entire site will have to be excavateed down to 55 feet to accommodate high speed rail and caltrain. three busy streets run across the site. fremont and beale streets will have to become temporary bridges to allow for all that dig. half of the construction is devoted to excavation. it is a very unique project our excavation site we are taking out half a million cubic yards of soil just the complexity, the challenges of working in is up close proximity to other buildings.

>> the transbay authority animation shows how it will look when completed around 2017 with high speed rail and caltrain rolling in, in 2019 at the earliest. for those of you who have to go get out and go to work let's see what the weather looks like. grey, patchy drizzle along the coast san francisco cooler than average here's a look at thick clouds this morning and more widespread than they were yesterday many longer to return back to the coast. one of the reason why is we are going to have cooler temperatures today. live doppler 7 hd you can see that it is picking up cloud cover and the drizzle slipping under the radar low in some of our coastal lowlands coming in now from sfo, 67 minutes flight arrival delays. as expected they've developed. san jose oakland all doing

fine. 60 mountain view mid to upper 50s for the rest of us, mid to upper 50s cloud cover monterey bay and inland. today and tomorrow, coolest afternoons. overcast skies tonight, possibility of drizzle along the coast. average summer highs have to wait until the weekend for those to come in today 79 fremont, oakland 68, san francisco 63. concord will top out at 78, san francisco -- santa rosa 75. here's a look at extensive cloud cover through the morning hours, even as we get towards the lunch hour fog rolling across san francisco reaching out and touching berkeley and oakland about 1:00 that will pull back to the coast limited sunshine there temperatures in the 50s, 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and 80s east bay valleys

san ramon valley upper 70s highway 4 80s same with livermore at 81. earlier sun from san leandro south low to mid 70s. mid 70s to near 80 south bay today with santa clara at 76 millbrae 67 low to mid 70s peninsula 50s return to the coast pacifica and daly city 59. mid 60s downtown south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid 70s in the valleys. 70s around santa cruz and 80 in morgan hill. green more widespread along the coast that means more drizzle possible tonight coolest and most cloudy night we are going to have in this forecast. saturday clouds a little thinner during the morning hours, sunshine more plentiful in the afternoon maybe warmer

than average from the coast monday through wednesday. in terms of traffic on freeways it is what you would expect, normal slowing westbound 4 antioch through the altamont pass. i wanted to show you a map of this accident in the east palo alto area where we are telling you about a car crashing into a home possibly a baby involved in the accident. we are hearing the baby is not hurt. terry mcsweeney is at the scene right now. it is on cooley avenue right off 101 a north of ikea. right now we are not seeing traffic impact we'll get a live report from terry soon. a few live shots northbound 280 still fine in san jose up towards cupertino, 17 also incident-free out of santa cruz mountains, northbound heading towards the downtown area. bay bridge toll, so far quiet, hoping for a quiet week a lot of folks are on vacation, a lot of accidents yesterday,

this morning not as horrible. this traffic westbound 80 looks good as well as westbound 580 coming out of oakland towards the bay bridge. just about 5:55. >> labor department has just released its weekly jobs report new applications for unemployment fell by 35,000 last week. the biggest drop since february some of this is explained by seasonal factors. facebook is offering to pay hackers. here's jane king with the bloomberg business record. toyota poised to reclaim its title as the world's top selling automakers accelerateing ahead of general motors. meantime, foreclosures on the rise. filings chimed 59% of u.s. metro areas in the first half of the year compared to the

previous month tampa philadelphia, chicago, new york, baltimore leading the way. stockton, california has the highest foreclosure rate. facebook offering hackers a reward if they tip facebook on weaknesses many details expected to be announced at this week's hacking conference in las vegas. facebook reports quarterly results after the bell for the first time -- natural food facter to in fremont plans to issue voluntary recall of its products in response to a rat infestation. state and federal health inspectors found rodents nesting in contains of tea and spices stored at the san francisco herb and natural food company off i-880. the company has apologized and issued a statement: since its discovery and in

full cooperation with the regulatory authorities the company has taken immediate steps to isolate and remedy th problem. people who do schtick work know this. disrupting the body's natural clock has been associated with increased risk of high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes. researchers say working the night shift increases risk for heart attack specifically scientists say shift work was associated with a 23% increased risk of heart attack and 5% increased risk of stroke. researchers studied two million people to reach those conclusions. >> i didn't listen to any of that. >> i know you didn't. how is your blood pressure? how is your cholesterol? >> i don't want to know. next the young boy fighting for his life after a tree fell on him during a san mateo county camping trip. breaking news in east palo alto, a car crashes into a home, a baby is inside. terry mcsweeney will have the

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>> announcer: right now abc7 news begins with breaking news. 6 a.m. that breaking news in east palo alto, a car